We stayed Inn at Poplar Corner for Labor Day weekend, and it was amazing! Linda was such a great…read morehost, and her hospitality was top notch. The place was comfortable and clean, and had a real home-like welcoming feel. We were able to borrow bikes to bicycle the island, and they had beach chairs and towels for borrowing as well. Overall, we had an excellent time and would highly recommend!

These ladies were so busy yet so friendly! Thanks for making our stay special. I love the…read moreinformation and location!

This was perfect for our needs! Went Easter weekend and was impressed with how clean everything…read morewas. Good location and easy to get to the beach (by car) and the ponies on Assateague Island. Mary was sweet and called to check on us. Bonus for the HEATED pool, kids were in heaven. I was bummed the hot tub was broken, but not that much. Good price and appreciated not having to pay for Home-away and Air b&b fees, thanks!!! Would stay again.

Any time in Chincoteague is great. The most special time for us is Thanksgiving. The town is quiet…read moreand one never knows what the weather be. Maybe warm. Maybe wild and blustery. It's all good because the migratory waterfowl are here then and it is such an experience to watch them all rise up together in a great cacophony at sunrise. In the evening they return and move around in great flocks to settle down for the night. Once in a while eagles will swoop in and grab one which is quite a sight. Sometimes our extended family will need several townhouses and the big cottage to have our Thanksgiving feast of turkey and fresh local oysters. The Daisey's have a well stocked kitchen for everyone and are always helpful when the occasional need arises as it always does - a crib or something. The heated indoor pool is great for the kids - and adults. And you can't get any closer to the Park Entrance. Perfect for bicycles. This is our 25th year if that tell you how happy we are with The Dove Winds.

It has been a while since I have been, but each trip we had a lovely time. We stayed overnight in…read morethe house across the street from the restaurant and had our evening meal (early dinner) at the Chesapeake House. The B&B accommodations were clean and quiet. The feeling is like staying in your grandmother's home (for me anyway). For our evening's entertainment, we sat on the front porch and watched the island's residents walk by or zip by in the golf carts. The restaurant serves plenty of food, family style. Everything is pretty much all you care to eat with the exception of the crab cakes, where you are limited to 2 (which is reasonable). I really liked the clam fritters.

The bed and breakfast was everything we expected. Quit, clean and relaxing. We enjoyed our stay…read moreovernight here. I recommend bringing bug spray if you plan to do much walking around the island as flies are bad. The restaurant was ok. The crab cakes are really good. The other good, which there was a lot of was not much to write home about. (Yet here I am yelping) Ham, corn pudding, string beans, potato salad, cold slaw, beets, apple sauce. The rolls were good. They finish the meal off with a slice of cake that was yummy. This was good for a one time trip. The night we stayed it was the only place open on the whole island. Everything was closed for graduation at the local school. If you want a quite get away and to be separated from the outside world for a day or two. This is the place to come.

Late checkout please!…read more A hidden Jewel for RVs and tent campers. This review mostly speaks on the tent camping since that is what my group did. The turn onto the gravel driveway is easy to miss with only a small sign at the entrance. There are three desk people to check you in. The older man (owner), an older woman (the wife), and a younger woman (employee). We had the young woman. She was pleasant and informative, sometimes whispering so the older folks couldn't hear. "Check out is 3:00 p.m. but we don't really enforce it." We stayed in the tent area with electricity and water (circled in yellow) for about $50. We had sufficient shade and the spots were HUGE, about 50x100'. There are also non-electric/water sites for about $45. You might prefer these spots for their view of the water or proximity to the playground and bath house. I would definitely pick the tent area next to the playground and bath house if I had young kids. There are also sinks outside the bath houses to wash dishes. There is also a fish cleaning station behind the bath house (not shown on the map.) Each site had a 22" fire ring that fit the grate from a Weber kettle perfectly. The picnic tables were rickety we used duct tape to cover loose nails. A neighbor hammered his nails back in. Shade and tinder was provided by the pine trees. You might even find a spot to hang a hammock. The swimming pool appeared clean but we did not use it. The motel rooms were not available due to lack of housekeeping staff during our visit. Criticisms of this campground? Sure, the older lady behind the counter is a senior citizen. And the bath house might be 200 yds away from the tent sites. There is another campground with big billboards describing it as waterfront. We checked that out also. Waterfront? Yes. But it's the same waterfront that power boats and other watercraft will load in from. So expect trucks pulling them in and out of the water all day (and perhaps all night.) The tent sites are small. Possibly 20 x 30', we saw many tents butted up against the neighbors tent. I hope you don't mind your neighbors snoring! We will definitely return to Pine Grove on future visits.

Once a beautiful utopia for families to go to and get away and see all types of birds and ponies,…read moreand so many other things now has become a destroyed tore down place since the owners have passed. We went on our 15th anniversary and the following year, we took all our children and have been going for over 25 years. There's no way to book it and it's all blocked off as though they never exist existed.. it's so sad to see this place gone to nonexistent and everything being diminished. We will miss Don & Wanda, the most wonderful people.

We have taken this tour at least 4 times previously, each time we enjoy seeing the ponies close up…read more The bus is nice an clean, the tour guide was very informative and knowledgeable. Only drawback was the other tourists, from the time we got on grown adults had sprawled their belongings all over the bus to save seats for their friends who had not arrived yet. Our family of four had to split up, even though we arrived early. We looked past the seating issue only to have others push you out of the way to take pictures, shame the wildlife outside of the bus acted better then the individuals inside the bus! Maybe in the future the tour operators could make sure that families are not separated. We took a boat tour also during our trip and it was much more civilized!

The hotel was great! They always have some sort of baked good in the lobby, and there's a gift…read moreshop. The breakfast delivered to the door was good and highly recommend the breakfast Sandwhich. Also I left something behind on the Sunday before a Monday holiday and they were able to ship it to me so I got it back on Tuesday. Outstanding service!

This is a rare gem. A special place full of grace and warmth. Tropical pool, breakfast delivered to…read moreyour room, horses to feed, luxurious hot tub. Couldn't be better.

This business also goes by Snug Harbor. Fantastic off-season experience! We went with them because…read morethey could guarantee us a guided tour in late Oct. for milestone birthday trip. We are beginning kayakers and new to the area. We were also closing on our first home and they were extremely flexible about needing a last minute change. We paid for a 90 min private tour (2 adults, single kayaks) because that's what available, and we certainly got our money's worth. Basia met us on time and got us settled right away. She offered us the choice of a private tour, or for less money we could go on our own - we opted to have her as a guide. She knew the channels and tide like the back of her hand, giving us excellent instruction before we set off. Our kayaks were padded and in great condition. She was mindful of how much stamina we had crossing the channel and offered breaks. We were very glad we arranged for a guide because at one point I went the wrong way and got a bit stuck on an oyster bed - she told me exactly what to do and what not to do. We saw lots of rare wildlife which Basia knew lots of information about each species, plus had extensive knowledge of island history. She showed us where we could choose a souvenir shell and even offered to take a picture of us with the lighthouse. We didn't see any ponies because we opted to go later in the day after they had moved inland, but luckily Basia told us where to look on the island later when we went hiking in the wildlife preserve. She explained how to tell where people's private oyster beds were, and also where the huge mussels are that are fair game at low tide. We can't wait to go kayaking with them again, highly recommend! Tips: Do wear water shoes and bring a windbreaker, sunscreen is a must. Don't stick your hands on the oyster beds - you will get torn up. And DON'T give your business to any competitors who can't guarantee your experience - or who chew you out over the phone when you decide not to go with them.

We did the afternoon kayak tour. Our guide Brody was there right on time and wasted no time…read moregetting us in the water. I was nervous as it has been 25 years since I have been on a kayak and I have a bum knee. We opted for a tandem kayak and I am glad. Brody knew all about the marsh and really enjoyed sharing his knowledge. Not only did we see ponies, we saw a variety of other wildlife like various birds and turtles. This was a 2 hour experience and we traveled about 3 miles into the marsh. We were the only ones on the tour and to their credit, they did not cancel it. But, like Brody said, it is not a job!